Sentence examples for possible gathering from inspiring English sources

In the last days, as the embassy hastily prepared for the last stage of evacuation, 22 Gia Long was chosen as one of about a dozen possible gathering places for Americans.

As far as possible, gathering such information and incorporating it into flood frequency studies should be promoted.

Our solution to the information explosion is an information gathering agent, BIG, that plans to gather information to support a decision process, reasons about the resource trade-offs of different possible gathering approaches, extracts information from both unstructured and structured documents, and uses the extracted information to refine its search and processing activities.

It's known Buckingham Palace is keen to have as many people as possible involved in the celebrations and in that respect Stormont, with its vast estate, may be a possible gathering point.

Although there are various possible gathering points along both main roads, the general quality of the built environment and missing landscaping elements have led to a rather limited amount of spaces, which can be immediately perceived as potential social spaces or areas for leisure activities.

The amount of redaction in the text, plus the loss of possible gatherings, led J. A. W. Bennett to comment that "only about one fifth survives, and that in the ugliest of manuscripts" (Bennett 1986, p. 30).

The location resolution is characterised by a constant improvement over the years made possible by gathering steadily increasing data contribution.

The research protocol sought to mitigate this risk by introducing the survey as one about "issues facing women in the community" (rather than a gender-based violence survey), insisting on privacy as much as possible, and gathering no identifying information on respondents.

You'd like to make the best possible choice, but gathering data comes at a price.

But the agency must also be more proactive: seeking information about defects from repair shops, fleet owners, insurance companies, and lawyers for crash victims; issuing consumer alerts about possible defects and gathering facts from the public; and using its subpoena power to prevent the auto industry from withholding information.

Other parts of the questionnaire dealt with possible sources for gathering information in the interest of increasing professional development.